Preposition: at

• stake: She was tried for witchcraft, found guilty and burnt at the stake and her grandson was banished from the moor.

Preposition: out

• shell: John Lewis, the big department store in Oxford Street, was left a burnt out shell, only the walls were left standing.

• car: The burnt out getaway car was later found in Milton Keynes.

• vehicle: We passed burnt out German half track vehicles, in some cases the stench of bodies which had been burned filled the air.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• get: Dont get sun burnt or drunk too much tho this may take some avoiding.

Modifies a noun

• offering: Thou hast not brought me the small cattle of thy burnt offerings; neither host thou honored me with thy sacrifices.

• sienna: Beige, brick, bronze, buff and burnt sienna: boring brown by any other name.

• umber: For a deeper color burnt umber may be added.

• daub: These pits also contained significant amounts of domestic refuse including animal bones, burnt daub and burnt flint.

• flint: Even in the woods, Ju finds more flint and Roman pottery... One of the many burnt flints found across the survey area.

• toast: However the fire alarms may be set off by burnt toast.

Modifying Another Word

• badly: Thomas Wright, who was got out next, was very badly burnt.

• partially: With raw files from my 1Ds it handles partially burnt out highlights in a much more graceful way than Photoshop ACR.

• partly: Shortly after our arrival we had left my wife's uncle's [ Michel Vlasto ] partly burnt and icy house.

• severely: It only take fractions of a second for a child to get severely burnt.

• sometimes: Bone, particularly fish and sometimes burnt, was very common within the residue while CBM was quite common.

• slightly: I have examined his face and hands which are slightly burnt, by the explosion in the pit.

Used with adjective complement

• get: Last time I got burnt to a crisp " everywhere " was in Miami, lying on a rooftop at 110 degrees.

• feel: I would leave there feeling burnt to a crisp - I had no energy.

Preposition: by

• sun: It is especially important to avoid getting burnt by the sun.